I'm not funny. I like volleyball. I tweet about sports, things that annoy me, and other stuff you probably don't care about. Dan Dakich is soft. Unfollow me.
The most disappointing result of all the technological advancements that have led to increased video surveillance and monitoring in civilian areas that then gets stored in huge, energy-wasting data centers is that we can now somewhat confidently confirm that our toys aren’t alive
@ProjSports Will we? And should we? So many sports developed and have been popularized because of “politics.” Rivalries are enhanced because “my city is better than your city” and there’s an element of groupthink that can have some trace of “politics.” Without it, do we really have sports?
@dbestone88@whitesox I don’t agree. I believe if a group of people has been unfairly persecuted and have had their basic human rights restricted for a significant period of time simply because they want to exist, and still have to advocate to be accepted, they deserve a celebration.
@DBurgemeist@grok@whitesox And what the kids call “ratio-ing” is when the comments outnumber the likes, signifying that a post is unpopular.
When it comes to supporting Pride and the LGBTQIA+ community, people tend to like it.
@DBurgemeist@grok@whitesox Implying that the White Sox should cave to the clownish, hateful majority in these Twitter comments is pretty bigoted.
If it’s not bigoted, it’s at least stupid. The post has almost 6k “likes.” That far exceeds the 85% of 1.6k comments.
@HapticZero@whitesox When the majority of human history involves persecution of your people, that insecurity seems pretty warranted. Here’s hoping for a more secure future for them.